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Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council, which handles cross-strait affairs, has slammed China’s decision to designate October 25 as “Taiwan Restoration Day.” The date coincides with Taiwan's Retrocession Day, which recognizes Japan's surrender of Taiwan to the Republic of China, or ROC. The MAC says that day has nothing to do with the People's Republic of China or the Chinese Communist Party.

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00:00Taiwan's mainland affairs council, which handles cross-strait matters, has slammed a decision
00:05by China to designate October 25th Taiwan Restoration Day.
00:11China's top legislative body passed the decision on Friday.
00:14It's part of efforts by Beijing to claim sovereignty over Taiwan, despite never ruling it.
00:19It comes as Taiwan observes Retrocession Day, which marks Japan's surrender of Taiwan in
00:251945 and the beginning of rule by the Republic of China, or ROC.
00:31In their response to China's announcement, the mainland affairs council said the day has
00:34nothing to do with the People's Republic of China.
00:38It added that the Chinese Communist Party had not set up the regime at the time and that
00:43it made no possible contribution to the war against Japan.
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